Agroexportadora During the IX Lunch co-hosted by ADEX and Interbank and weighing the risks of the sub sector, the chairman of the Committee on Agro guild said that the agro exporter exports face major structural changes in the world as the energy crisis - oil price rises - and, reorientation of agricultural land (biofuels)
He also said that aside from the major structural changes in the world, the Peruvian agro-exports also face limitations and restrictions on the national level and, the appreciation of the Sun (falling exchange rate), insufficient progress in the improvement of competitiveness, lack of good infrastructure, irrigation, roads and ports and the lack of technology. Does Peru is ranked 100 among 181 world ranking port efficiency (World Bank, 2007), "he said.
He also said that aside from the major structural changes in the world, the Peruvian agro-exports also face limitations and restrictions on the national level and, the appreciation of the Sun (falling exchange rate), insufficient progress in the improvement of competitiveness, lack of good infrastructure, irrigation, roads and ports and the lack of technology. Does Peru is ranked 100 among 181 world ranking port efficiency (World Bank, 2007), "he said.
An Agenda
addition, said other limitations, the form, the expected reform of public agencies (SENASA, INRENA), which are still pending, the issue of smallholdings and certification (pending) and the lack of definition as to the skills regional governments, among others.
Because of this, the leading agricultural export further suggested several strategies such as joint action even closer, proactive and prospective public and private sector and joint action to strengthen the private sector to address the diverse needs and issues both internal and external and existing opportunities. Balance
Referring to the consolidated non-traditional products, Lozada mentioned that 13 of them exceeded $ 30 billion annual exports (each) and which together represent 72% of those exports. Among the products we have to asparagus, paprika, artichokes, mangoes, evaporated milk and grapes, among others.
also mentioned that there is a second group of emerging non-traditional products led by the berries and oregano. This group includes 17 products, representing 12.45% of the non-traditional and is made also by tara, sweet onion, olives, nuts, peas and seeds.
Finally, the third group of Non-traditional exports include Nacientes snuff, sweet corn, turkey and quinoa. In total there are 12 products representing 2.67% of total Nontraditional Markets
Referring to the evolution of destination markets of our traditional agricultural export supply, Lozada said that in 2002, traditional products were exported to 51 countries in 2007 to 56, bringing the increase was 9.8%. In the case of non-traditional exports in 2002, the products are exported to 67 countries in 2007 to 113, achieving an increase of 68.7%.
On the evolution of companies, said that in 2007, 37 companies topped $ 10 million export, while eight years ago were less than half (15) also stated that in 2000 there were 757 companies agro export of which there are only 205 to 2007. "In the period 2000-2007 is set up agro 2.193 export and 1.711 ceased operations "he said.
Referring to the use of different markets, said that the U.S. case are 398 items that are exported to other countries for a value of $ 490 million (but not the U.S.), for EU, are 210 items worth $ 170 million. In the case of China, are 321 items related to opportunities and are exported to other countries (but not China) worth U.S. $ 979 million
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
* Agriculture item was removed from MP
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